The Public Notetag:www.kcet.org,2010-01-19:/news/the_public_note//14762011-11-11T22:44:12ZA look at media and public media in Southern California and beyond.Movable Type Pro 4.38The Basics of Occupy LA and How the Media are Reactingtag:www.kcet.org,2011:/updaily/the_public_note//1476.387282011-10-05T21:05:53Z2011-11-11T22:44:12Z"It is difficult to comprehend a 21st century movement from the perspective of the 20th century politics, media, and economics in which we are still steeped."Andy Sternberghttp://www.kcet.org/user/profile/asternberg

"It is difficult to comprehend a 21st century movement from the perspective of the 20th century politics, media, and economics in which we are still steeped."

Read the full articleWhat to Expect from the New Facebook Updatestag:www.kcet.org,2011:/updaily/the_public_note//1476.384892011-09-29T19:48:00Z2011-09-29T19:47:33ZFacebook has always pushed openness and sharing on its users and this latest innovation is bound to spark concern among users who wish to maintain significant privacy controls over their profile and presence.Andy Sternberghttp://www.kcet.org/user/profile/asternberg

Facebook has always pushed openness and sharing on its users and this latest innovation is bound to spark concern among users who wish to maintain significant privacy controls over their profile and presence.

Read the full articleHow Do You Learn About Your Local Community? Most Have Multiple Sources, According to Surveytag:www.kcet.org,2011:/updaily/the_public_note//1476.384872011-09-26T21:30:42Z2011-09-26T21:31:32ZTelevision remains the top source of local news for most Americans but many now turn to the internet and cast a wider net for information on specific topics, according to survey results released Monday.
Andy Sternberghttp://www.kcet.org/user/profile/asternberg

Television remains the top source of local news for most Americans but many now turn to the internet and cast a wider net for information on specific topics, according to survey results released Monday.

Read the full articleQ&A: Maria Armoudian, Author of 'Kill the Messenger: The Media's Role in the Fate of the World'tag:www.kcet.org,2011:/updaily/the_public_note//1476.357582011-08-31T23:30:51Z2011-09-01T06:49:09ZMaria Armoudian is a journalist, educator, and a consultant for Mayor Villaraigosa and other civic commissions. She hosts The Insighters and Scholars' Circle Sundays at noon on KPFK.
Andy Sternberghttp://www.kcet.org/user/profile/asternberg

Maria Armoudian is a journalist, educator, and a consultant for Mayor Villaraigosa and other civic commissions. She hosts The Insighters and Scholars' Circle Sundays at noon on KPFK.

Read the full articleRelying on Social Media and Open Data During Emergenciestag:www.kcet.org,2011:/updaily/the_public_note//1476.365782011-08-27T01:02:10Z2011-08-27T19:40:36ZIn the post-Katrina era both the government and the public hope to avoid any catastrophic surprises.Andy Sternberghttp://www.kcet.org/user/profile/asternberg

In the post-Katrina era both the government and the public hope to avoid any catastrophic surprises.

Read the full articleCatch up on the 'Phone Hacking' Scandal Before News Corp.'s Board Meets in L.A.tag:www.kcet.org,2011:/updaily/the_public_note//1476.356982011-08-09T00:20:00Z2011-08-09T01:37:20ZThe ongoing "phone hacking" scandal in the UK may seem like a distant and isolated issue considering how limited the reporting has been in the U.S. press but it's possible that the media is shying away because it hits too close to home.
Andy Sternberghttp://www.kcet.org/user/profile/asternberg

The ongoing "phone hacking" scandal in the UK may seem like a distant and isolated issue considering how limited the reporting has been in the U.S. press but it's possible that the media is shying away because it hits too close to home.

Read the full articleEnd Times at the L.A. Times?tag:www.kcet.org,2011:/updaily/the_public_note//1476.354122011-07-28T02:05:11Z2011-07-29T19:50:44ZIt's long been a general L.A. media axiom that The Los Angeles Times' best days were behind it, but, as Edward James Olmos tells Harrison Ford at the end of Blade Runner: "It's too bad she won't live... But then again, who does?" Gary Dauphinhttp://www.kcet.org/user/profile/gdauphin
It's long been a general L.A. media axiom that The Los Angeles Times' best days were behind it, but, as Edward James Olmos tells Harrison Ford at the end of Blade Runner: "It's too bad she won't live... But then again, who does?"

Read the full articleAs Google+ Gets Going, Confusion from the Marketplace [Updated]tag:www.kcet.org,2011:/updaily/the_public_note//1476.352452011-07-20T23:59:31Z2011-07-21T22:43:05ZWhen it comes to Google+ accounts for brands, there is major confusion. Zach Behrenshttp://www.kcet.org/user/profile/zbehrens

When it comes to Google+ accounts for brands, there is major confusion.